Prince of Wales joins Gardeners Guild amid pomp
The Prince of Wales is to become a member of the Worshipful Company of Gardeners. Madrid reports 1188 influenza deaths in three weeks of February. A southern hemisphere wheat crop is foreseen to be 14 percent below average for 1935. Windstorms strip oats across Sea Lake district, Australia. Canada produced 910400 bushels of flax last year, Saskatchewan growing 542000. Manitoba trustees urge free textbooks for grades one to six. Foot and mouth disease largely absent in Canada and South Africa per debate. Alberta seeks Peace River Railway outlet with federal action urged. Britain relies on Canadian wheat despite domestic farming growth. Sir Francis Floud addresses Women's Canadian Club in Toronto.
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Prince of Wales
Worshipful Company of Gardeners
Madrid
United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Sea Lake
Australia
Canada
House of Commons
Saskatchewan
Manitoba School Trustees’ Association
Manitoba
Get Rid of the Crows in Our Great Outdoors
A lifelong naturalist urges readers to study wild birds firsthand and observe behavior rather than rely on indoor experts. He recalls crow hunting in 1868, notes sparrow impacts on swallows, and shares methods to study geese and other species while stressing care for nests and eggs.
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Canada
Ontario
Alaska
America
Lake Erie
Lake Eric
No Man’s Land
Mr. Crow
Beautification Plan for Peace Garden by Women's Groups
Henry J. Moore of Islington Ontario told the Canadian Horticultural Council that the Federated Women's Institutes of Canada are undertaking a peace garden beautification project at the International Peace Garden on the Manitoba North Dakota boundary.
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Manitoba- North Dakota
Federated Women’s Institutes of Canada
Canadian Horticultural Council
Henry J. Moore
Islington
Ont
Eskimo Girls Play Football With Seal Skin Ball
Eskimo children enjoy a popular football game as little girls use a seal skin ball stuffed with hair, illustrating traditional unstructured play and communal activity.
Makes Legal Oath On Fruit-a-tives Recovery Claim
Mrs. Seyffert of 70 Seaton Street Toronto swore a statement before a notary claiming Fruit-a-tives cured her chronic constipation after a childbirth injury. She says she is energetic again and regular with improved complexion and daily duties. A complete sworn statement can be requested from Fruitatives Limited Ottawa.
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Seyffert
Seaton Street
Toronto
Birds vomit eggs as crow dies in grisly scene
The narrator recalls a dying crow vomiting up unhatched robins. Eggs spill from the crow’s mouth while small birds appear to still twitch. The passage hints at a continuation.
Peter's Sermon Spurs Gentile Baptism and Unity
The Sunday school lesson surveys Acts 10 1 to 11 18 and 15 6 11 with devotions on Psalm 67. Peter proclaims that God shows no favorites and calls all nations to reverence him and live righteously. The Gentiles receive the Holy Spirit and are baptized as Jews and Gentiles are united in Christ.
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Peter
Christ
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Cornelius
R. H. Coats
Nagano Grower Announces Eight-Pound Apples
Nagano farmer Sobitaro Metanda reports eight pound apples with strong flavor despite sourness. The oversized fruit resulted from extensive experiments and will be grown for commercial sale.
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Sobitaro Metanda
Nagano
Japan
Venus the Evening and Morning Star Believed Separate
Ancient observers named Venus differently as Hesperus the evening star and Phosphorus the morning star, unaware both names referred to the same planet. This dual naming reflected ancient astronomy before the celestial bodies were linked.
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Venus
Knots and Miles in Ocean Tides Discussed by Skipper
A brief dialogue explains why knots measure ocean speed and miles measure distance. The Skipper notes knots drive tidal movement while miles map the voyage, illustrating navigation basics in nautical terms.
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Alice
Skipper
Starvation Debated as Cure for Health in Parliament
In a House of Commons health debate doctors argued that low mood and poorer diet can improve health. Dr J P Howden claimed starvation acts as a cure for many diseases and that lack of money to buy rich foods leads to health gains. He warned that many people "dig their graves with their teeth."
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House of Commons
J. P. Howden
Lib
St. Boniface
Howden
New Corn Disease Reported in Florida
A newly identified disease affecting corn has been reported in Florida and could become significant if it spreads. Researchers are monitoring its spread and urgency for field trials and containment strategies.
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Vicks
Florida
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Union of South Africa
Peace River
Alberta
Britain
Francis Floud
United Kingdom
Women's Canadian Club
Jack Miner
Peace Garden
Vox
D.D. Dennis
Ampana
E. Seyffert
Appleford Parcacagouers
Hamilton
Regal Table Salt Ree
Windsor
J Aane
Canadian Industries Limited
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